Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... cent . against 131 per cent . in 1926 . The decrease of 70 in the number of collections was principally due to the amended regulations , which provide for the holding of collections at stationary positions only . Moneylenders . - The ...
... cent . against 131 per cent . in 1926 . The decrease of 70 in the number of collections was principally due to the amended regulations , which provide for the holding of collections at stationary positions only . Moneylenders . - The ...
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... cent of the total are Russians . The very substantial reduction in the figures by more than 13,000 is due principally to the special check of the register which is still in progress . This check continues to disclose a large number of ...
... cent of the total are Russians . The very substantial reduction in the figures by more than 13,000 is due principally to the special check of the register which is still in progress . This check continues to disclose a large number of ...
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... cent . The increase is almost wholly in the light motor car class , the only other class to show an increase being heavy motor cars . The remaining classes show a small decrease , the greatest being cycles ( including motor - cycles ) ...
... cent . The increase is almost wholly in the light motor car class , the only other class to show an increase being heavy motor cars . The remaining classes show a small decrease , the greatest being cycles ( including motor - cycles ) ...
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... cent . as against 41 per cent . in 1926 . In consequence of the removal , enquiries by telephone increased enormously - reaching as many as 400 in a day - and as this method of dealing with lost property is seldom satisfactory and leads ...
... cent . as against 41 per cent . in 1926 . In consequence of the removal , enquiries by telephone increased enormously - reaching as many as 400 in a day - and as this method of dealing with lost property is seldom satisfactory and leads ...
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... cent . had obtained work , and of this number who obtained work , the names and addresses of the employers in 315 cases , i.e. 71-4 per cent . , have been noted . For the second period from 4th February , 1928 , to 28th April , 1928 ...
... cent . had obtained work , and of this number who obtained work , the names and addresses of the employers in 315 cases , i.e. 71-4 per cent . , have been noted . For the second period from 4th February , 1928 , to 28th April , 1928 ...
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